Calgary still the place to be for new developments
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Calgary still the place to be for new developments
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High River councillors gave the first nod of approval to a proposal to build 250 ready-to-move homes in North Eagleview.
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Approvals for a couple of major construction projects in April helped to nearly erase a $24-million gap between the cumulative value of Red Deer’s building permits this year versus 2012.
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City council is making a bright idea even brighter by adopting new guidelines to dim light pollution.
The Bright Skies Initiative was touted to apply to new developments, and any existing lighting that falls short would be grandfathered in until they need replacing.
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Single-family suburbia. That might be the historical image many in Alberta’s Capital Region have of St. Albert, but it’s looking less applicable these days.
That’s because Alberta’s sixth-largest city (population 61,000-plus) is showing a keen interest these days in big changes, from a greater acceptance of alternative housing forms to an eye for the future on jobs right in the city.
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In regards to industry, one of the bigger and long time issues in Parkland County is gravel.
“We’re both blessed and cursed with the gravel resource in Parkland County.”
Although the County receives royalties on gravel extraction it is also faced with problems such as larger traffic volumes and elevated noise levels that is concerning for nearby residents.
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